heavy duty springs
#31
For those getting the HD springs, I just called my dealer and he'll have a set waiting for me at the parts counter for $70 when I make it in. He was cool enough to even tell me his cost was $63 which comes out to about 10% mark up. The best price I could find on Ebay or anywhere for that matter was $80.99 shipped. Just goes to show you that some dealers aren't stealerships after all.
John
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#33
If you have the stock tires a 27" is going to only add 1" to the radius of the tire (depending on the maker's tire sizes). Get your heaviest friend to sit on the front on either side and see if you have an inch of clearance between your tire and the fenders. I'm honestly not sure if the Sportsman of that year will work with the HD springs. I know 2005 on up will. A bigger concern is usually that the bigger tires are wider and the tire ends up rubbing the tie rod ends.
#34
I have HDs front and back on my 2001, they are not longer or taller then stock, they are just much stiffer. You could try front spring spacers to get some lift.
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